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  • Avid Announces Agreement to Acquire Euphonix

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    Comprehensive range of audio and video control surfaces and consoles

    expands Avid portfolio to provide seamless interoperability across broad

    spectrum of third-party solutions for every customer

     

    Avid today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to

    acquire Mountain View, CA-based Euphonix, a leader in large-format

    digital audio consoles, media controllers and peripherals.  With the

    acquisition, Avid will deliver a broad range of audio and video control

    surfaces and consoles designed to meet the needs of customers ranging

    from the independent professional to the high-end broadcaster.  Avid

    plans to continue to support and sell both Euphonix control surfaces and

    Avid's existing ICON solution, enabling customers to leverage existing

    investments in industry-leading hardware.

     

    "This acquisition greatly expands our portfolio to offer customers a

    complementary set of workflow solutions-from independent producers

    creating music in their home studios to broadcasters preparing segments

    for national broadcast," said Gary Greenfield, chairman and CEO, Avid.

    "We remain committed to driving interoperability and modularity across a

    vast ecosystem of Avid and third-party creative hardware and software

    solutions.  And, as audio and video workflows continue to converge, we

    are now well positioned to deliver control surfaces that work across

    both audio and video applications, making the content creation process

    more cost-effective and efficient for our customers."

     

    Avid plans to further develop an open standard protocol that greatly

    expands the ecosystem of compatibility between the Euphonix control

    surfaces and a wide range of Avid and third-party audio and video

    applications, including Media Composer and Pro Tools. For existing

    Euphonix customers, Avid will continue to support EuCon- the Euphonix

    high-speed Ethernet protocol that enables its control surfaces to

    interface with third-party software.

     

    The transaction is expected to close at the end of April.




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